Pauls Farewell at Miletus Lesson Summary
Lesson outlines Paul in his farewell to the Ephesian elders at Miletus after uproar in Ephesus. It emphasizes humility, tears, faithfulness amid danger, diligent teaching both publicly and privately, and the responsibility of elders to guard the flock from wolves. Concludes with Paul’s unwavering mission, future hardship, and prayerful charge to faithful ministry.
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Jesus
Paul
Ephesus
Macedonia
Troas
Jerusalem
Miletus
Stifler
G&e
Jesus Christ
Christ
Grafton Builds Boom with $264000 Projects and Labor Demand
Construction surges in Grafton as $264000 in new buildings rise alongside street work and the Main Street project dubbed Grafton's Great White Way. Over 200 workers are on site, with steel, rafters, and cementing ongoing as firms seek labor amid a busy period.
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Great White Way
Main Street
Cohen
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Harvey A. Tobias
Tobias
Theodore Miller
B. J. Fahey
East Main Street
Peck Auto Company
Bevel Street
West Grafton
Helms
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Insane Hammer Wielder Holds iPhone in Defiant Standoff
A troubled individual armed with a hammer seized an iPhone during a tense standstill, drawing police attention. Authorities report the incident as a mental health crisis with no injuries. Roads were briefly closed, and negotiations continued as officers assessed the situation.
Huntington Youth Sent to Insane Hospital After Attack
Georges J. Estes, 20, was ruled insane by Cabell County hygiene commission after allegedly assaulting Alan Ali, 29, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway worker, with a hammer. Ali is in a railroad hospital with a fractured skull. Estes had previously been confined to a hospital. a later fire damaged their home, forcing both families to flee. Damage from the blaze is estimated at 1400. Mayd Witerbark of Mt Lake Park was in Gratton attending business.
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Huntington
Georges J. Estes
Cabell County Hygiene Commission
Fes
Alan Ali
Ali
Chesapeake and Ohio Teall
Estes
Strik
Hygiene Commission
Police Chief Receives 7000 Reward in Bank Robbery Case
Huntington October 29 A Bertillion inspector of the Huntington police department received seven thousand dollars as his share of a ten thousand dollar reward offered by the First National Bank of Pittsburgh. The funds recognize his information leading to the arrest and conviction of Jerome P. James and H L Miley in the January 6 attempted hold up of bank president Lawrence W Sands. The remaining three thousand went to a Asburgh detective who, on Rose's tip, later identified Miley after James confessed.
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Huntington
Alfiela Rose
Bertillion
Huntington Police Department
Jerome P. James
H. L. Miley
Lawrence W. Sands
First National Bank of Pittsburgh
Asburgh
Rose
Miley
James
W. M. Baker
Mortimer linked to check fraud in Bahamas case
New York dispatch reports Elias H. Mortimer chief government witness in the $400,000,000 veterans bureau scandal. He allegedly endorsed and cashed a $50 check on January 5, 1924, signed by Michael Morrison at an Empire Hotel ink. The check bounced with insufficient funds from the Royal Bank of Canada Nashan branch.
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New York
Bahamas
Elias H. Mortimer
Charles KR. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Mortimer
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Charles B. Disbrow
Empire Hotel
Michael Morrison
Nashan
Royal Bank of Canada
Former B&O official Robert Sheets dies at Foxburg home
Robert M. Sheets of Foxburg Pennsylvania former superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Grafton died yesterday afternoon at 1:30 at his home. He had been in ill health for two months. Sheets left Grafton 26 years ago and lived in Foxburg 23 years, after long service including Grafton divisions three four and five and later terminal work in Chicago. He retired about ten years ago and is survived by his wife and four daughters. He and his family were members of Andrews M E Church in Grafton.
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Foxburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton
W. E. Clayton
B. & C. Superinitentiettt
Sheets
Foxbury
J. P. Legge
Letty
Chicago
Terrminals
Cumber
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Clayton
The
Andrews M. E. Church
American Hero Praised by President San Martin Monument Gift
President Coolidge hailed Jose de San Martin as a regional statesman and hero on the occasion of Argentina gifting a bronze equestrian statue in his honor. He likened San Martin to George Washington, noting South American peace efforts and the enduring hope for warless progress.
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Coolidge
Argentina
United States
Jose de San Martin
San Martin
America
George Washington
Americas
Hberator
Preyerdon
Chile
Peru
Judiciary Square
Capitol Dome
Washington Monument
Plaza San Martin
Buensos Aires
Ike Washington
International tribute and local weddings in Grafton news
The article notes a ceremonial statue presentation in Washington honoring a South American hero with Argentine ambassador and U S officials, then shifts to social news from Grafton Maryland and West Virginia. It covers Daughters of the American Revolution events, a box purchase for West Virginia’s New D A R Auditorium, and Halloween social gatherings plus two weddings Elizabeth Harter and William Paul Davis and Emja Grannemen and Tra Lewis, with details on attire, attendants, and future homes.
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Grace Lear
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Washington
Callie Davidson
Sallie
Memorial Continental Hall
G. H. A. Kunst
West Virginia
Davis
Grafton
West Wilfard Street
Burto
Toggery
West Mate Street
Mine Tipple Fire Near Morgantown Causes Loss
Morgantown October 29 fire partially destroyed the tipple of the Gilbert-Davis Coal company No mine on Scotts tun near Morgantown. Firemen saved about half the tipple. Estimated damage 1500 to 2000 dollars. Fire discovered shortly before 2 AM by mine workers. Incendiary origin suspected by state police. The company had just reopened the mine on an openshop basis after purchasing it last week from Garvis and Randall and leasing for non-union operation.
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Morgantown
Gilbert-Davis Coal Company
Scott's Tun
Coal Company
Gilbert Davis Coal Company
Garvis and Randall Coal
Blind Girl Accused Of Being Love Thief
Chicago October 29 A blind girl accused of being a love thief provoked a divorce hearing for Mrs Anna Hunt against Milias H Hunt wealthy automobile and radio dealer Aestrated by tears witnesses 13 and 15 years old corroborate cruelty and infatuation The court indicated a decree would be granted Also reports on Elizabeth Cummins DAR Thirty Fifth Anniversary with hostesses and past presidents noting history of the organization and DAR origins.
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Chicago
Anna Hunt
Milias H. Hunt
A. R
Elizabeth Cummins
Chapeter
Daughters of the
Nationa Society
Thomas W. Hrohard
Maple Avenue
Dollie
Sallie Davidson
Drohard
Hesbeth Hanley
Jed
F. A. Sturm
George DeBolt
Fairmont
California
The
Sons of the American Revolution
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Louisville
Eadrie Aorried
George Washington
Flora Adams Darling
Sis
Washington Post
Mise Hugenia Washington
Aisa Mary
Desha
National Society of the Daughters of the Américan Revolution
Baron
Benjamin Merrt
Bank Robbery Kills One in Buffalo Heist
A gang in a large closed car opened fire at the Bank of Buffalo scene downtown, killing driver Charles W. Clifford and wounding messengers L. M. Yarington and John H. Myers. About $24,000 was left behind as bandits escaped with roughly $93,000 taken from the bank car. The Marine Trust Company offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrests and conviction of the culprits.
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Charles W. Clifford
Federal Reserve
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Yarington
John H. Myers
Marine Trust Company
Wife of Rich Hotel Owner Dies in New York
Mrs. Mary Statler, wife of M. Statler, president of the Statler Hotels, died last night in a Pennsylvania Station apartment after weeks of illness from pneumonia. She was a prominent figure in New York society and connected with her husband’s hotel empire.
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New York
Mary
Statler
M.statley
Jet
Hotel State
Pennsylvania
Flm
Pneumnonia
Martinsburg Attorney Dies After Long Illness
Martinsburg West Virginia October 29 Daniel Webster Snydery 57 a Maryland native and longtime attorney and business man here died yesterday in a Baltimore hospital after a two month illness from pernicious anemia He owned extensive property and estate His mother wife one daughter survive Dr Jitha al
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W. Va
Daniel Webster Snydery
Maryland
Baltimore
Pernicious Anaetia
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